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The Future Is The Digital Magazine of the Maryland Library Association Volume 47, Number 3 • Spring, 2017 The Future is Now Carroll County Public Library Virtual Reality Roadshow page 17 And… MLA Election Results 6 MLA DLA Conference Preview 7 World War I in Your Attic: Far from Your Dry History Lesson 19 Volume 47, Number 2 • Winter, 2017 feature articles ALA Midwinter Update 15 this collaborative program involved community and library staff as they shared ALA Midwinter was held January 20-24, 2017 amid a whirlwind of information about the war. activity in Atlanta (including real tornados, the women’s march, a marathon and the NFL playoffs for the home team Falcons). Action African American Read-In at Harford Community College Library 22 was also taking place on the floor of the ALA Council. On February 28, 2017, as part of its Black History Month celebrations, the Harford Community College (HCC) Library in Bel Air hosted its second annual The Future is Now: The Carroll County Public Library African American Read-In (AARI), a national event sponsored by the National Virtual Reality Roadshow 17 Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) and by the Black Caucus of NCTE. Libraries are taking the lead to provide access and a guided introduction to emerging technologies that are increasingly and Solar Eclipse Provides Coronal Glimpse 24 rapidly changing the way we learn, play, and work. In that vein, the On August 21, 2017, North Americans will enjoy a rare treat: The first total Carroll County Public Library recently wrapped up its Virtual Reality solar eclipse visible from the continent since 1979. The sky will darken and the Roadshow, which brought the virtual reality experience using the temperature will drop, in one of the most dramatic cosmic events on Earth. It HTC VIVE to all six branches of the Carroll County Public Library could be a once-in-a-lifetime show indeed. But it will also be an opportunity to between January 17 and February 21. do some science. World War I in Your Attic: Far from Your Dry History Lesson 19 Maryland Libraries Legislative Day Sponsors 25 The Ruth Enlow Library of Garrett County held its successful “World Maryland Libraries Legislative Day was on February 14, 2017 this year. There War I in Your Attic” event in November 2016, at the Oakland Main were a number of sponsors who helped contribute to the event. A list of Library. Seniors, students, and everyone in between gathered to share presenting, supporting, and contributing sponsors appears in this issue. memorabilia and stories and to learn how World War I affected both families and soldiers in Garrett County. Far from a dry history lesson, Don’t forget: In addition to these Contents pages, you can use Bookmarks Page bottom ___ to navigate through your Digital Magazine! The Crab • Spring, 2017 Contents: Features • Contents continued THIS ISSUE 2 this issue Editor’s Note 4 President’s Message 5 news 2017 MLA Election Results 6 Digital Privacy and Security Programs Abound at MLA-DLA Conference 6 MLA-DLA Conference Preview 7 Eastern Shore Regional Library Dedicates a Little Free Library (Right) 12 Chesapeake Quarterly Marks 15 Years Covering the Bay 14 Page bottom ___ The Crab • Spring, 2017 Contents: Features • Contents continued THIS ISSUE 3 Editor’s Note Spring is upon us yet again. Not only does spring bring a period of both growth and renewal, it also brings us Daylight Savings Time. Daylight Savings Time causes the loss of an hour of sleep, but we also “spring forward” into more daylight in the coming months. The articles from the Spring 2017 issue of the Crab remind me much of this change, in keeping Maryland libraries moving ahead and forward to the future. In February, Harford County Community College hosted an “African American Read In,” an event spon- sored at the national level where faculty and staff came in to read or just listen to a work of African American litera- ture in honor of literacy and Black History Month. Read more about the event on page 22. A partnership of the Western Maryland Regional Library and the Ruth Enlow Library of Garrett County brought the past forward to the present at the November 2016 program “World War I in Your Attic.” Seniors, students, and everyone in between gathered to share memorabilia and stories and to learn how World War I affected both families and soldiers in Garrett County. Find out more about this travel back in time on page 19. These programs and other initiatives mentioned in this issue illustrate a look to the past in or- der to shape the future. Speaking of the future, you’ll also see the MLA Elec- tions results on page 6. Many congratulations to our new future leaders of MLA for 2017-18! Best wishes as you move our association ahead and forward into the future in your new roles. Annette Haldeman, MLA Crab Editor Department of Legislative Services Library ■ Page bottom ___ The Crab • Spring, 2017 Contents: Features • Contents continued THIS ISSUE 4 President’s Message Kathleen Teaze, MLA President, CEO, Prince George’s County Memorial Library System T was a very busy winter both for me and for the Maryland Library Associa- tion. Strategic planning has occupied members of the Steering Committee (and a few Iother volunteers) for the last few months. Denise Davis has been ably leading us through the process and we expect to present a new plan to the membership at the annual meeting. A record crowd of library staff and supporters attended sessions of both the House of Quite a few of us from Maryland libraries attended ALA Midwinter in Atlanta, Geor- Delegates and Senate as we received proclamations honoring MLA and Maryland librar- gia, including Executive Director, Margaret Carty and Chapter Councilor Lucy Holman, ies. Attendees visited their representatives’ offices to remind them of our value. We were Some of the topics discussed were restructuring for success and tips for a successful leg- gratified by a large turnout to our evening reception. Thanks to our dedicatedMLA staff— islative advocacy day. Who knew we would be fascinated to hear from Eli Mina, ALA’s Margaret, Kate and Chris, who provide such excellent support and hard work for this Parliamentarian about using procedure to makes meetings work? Each state association event which we can consider a great success. was given a copy of Mr. Mina’s book, 101 Boardroom Problems and How to Solve Them I wanted to give a shout-out to Maryland Association of School Librarians President (also available as an eBook). I consider this a must-read. Melissa Grabill who presented information to our Executive Board on Every Student I spotted Maryland colleagues all over the place at Midwinter. The main themes were Succeeds Act. ESSA became law in 2015, replacing No Child Left Behind, and calls for ef- the future of libraries, ethics and values and innovation. A variety of possibilities for li- fective school library programs to assist with the implementation of the law. This is very braries of the future were presented during the embedded 3-day Symposium on the Future important because it recognizes that school librarians and libraries are essential for stu- of Libraries. Professional library ethics and values were being discussed everywhere. In dent success and we hope it will offset threats to their existence. A link to the State Plan conjunction with the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States, ALA’s appears below: http://www.marylandpublicschools.org/about/Documents/DAPI/ESEA/ Library Bill of Rights has been on our minds, especially in view of all the talk about “fake MarylandConsolidatedStatePlanDRAFT1.pdf news” and about human rights. We, in libraries, will continue to be trusted partners who Last month, U.S. News and World Report announced that Maryland has ranked as the embody the values of MLA in the areas of equity, parity and media literacy. 8th best state in the nation to live. Maryland Library Association members know that it’s Page bottom ___ Planning for Maryland Library Legislative Day (February 14, 2017) proved fruitful. because we are “Library Heaven.” ■ The Crab • Spring, 2017 Contents: Features • Contents continued THIS ISSUE 5 that would help you serve in that role more effectively. News 2017 MLA Election Digital Privacy and Light refreshments will be served. 3-4 p.m.: “Your Digi- tal Footprint: Manage It Wisely”Dr. Jennifer Brannock heads Results Security Programs Cox of Salisbury University will demonstrate strategies for managing an array of threats, not only to our privacy top The results are in! Congratulations Abound at MLA- and finances, but also to our online personas that could compromise our jobs, relationships and lifestyles. here to all of those elected and thanks DLA Conference Monica McAbee, MLA Intellectual Freedom Friday, May 12 to all who participated. Officer 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.: “Social Media Privacy and Your The more our lives move online, the more vulnerable Library”Jennifer Golbeck of the University of Maryland MLA VP/President Elect; Treasurer; and ALA Councilor we are to scams, identity theft, and intrusion into our per- and Hope Reilly of the USAID Library will discuss corpo- VP/President Elect: Joseph Thompson sonal affairs. This year’sMLA-DLA Conference from May rate surveillance and the threat it poses to patron privacy. Treasurer: Patty Sundberg 10-12 in Cambridge, Maryland has four programs address- Attendees will also learn how to start their own conver- ALA Councilor: Lucy Holman ing the issue of protecting yourself or your patrons while sations with patrons about this topic, bring awareness participating in the digital world.
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